Peer-Led Learning
The DTA PLL Scheme aims to provide PGRs with a platform to share their knowledge and experiences and support each other during their doctoral journey. Student PLL Leaders will design and facilitate online sessions every two months. Sessions are interactive allowing participants to ask questions and take part in the discussion freely. Every session will be structured around a topic relevant to the PhD journey.
Visit our events page to view all upcoming Peer Led Learning sessions and book your place. More sessions will be added throughout the year.
PLL Leaders for 2024/25:
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Heng Jie Choong
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Future Societies researcher from Coventry University. Heng is in the third year of his PhD and his research topic is ‘Novel Information-Theoretic Causality Measure with application in Neuroscience and Dementia’. |
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Kate Marks
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Future Societies researcher from Leeds Beckett University. Kate is in her final year of PhD and her research topic is ‘An intersectional approach to how women experience and disrupt power in rugby leadership roles’. |
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Molly Foster
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Future Societies researcher from University of Greenwich. Molly is in the third year of her PhD and her research topic is ‘Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Livestock and Reduction of Meat Consumption’. |
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Ishtiaq Hussain
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Future Societies Researcher from University of Derby. Ishtiaq is in the first year of PhD and his research topic is ‘Racialised ‘culture wars’ in English secondary school’. |
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Jake Milner
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Future Societies Researcher at Teesside University. Jake is towards the end of his second year of PhD, and his research topic is ‘Harnessing the socio-economic benefits of green growth in the Tees Valley’. |
